Body of Lost Teacher Believed Hidden in Creek
In Fort Morgan Colorado a search party believes Enid Marriott, a Wiggin s school teacher, is dead after being abducted from a train and possibly dumped into Bijou Creek. Voluntary posses continue ice hole cutting as a blizzard hinders the hunt. a velvet hat and a weekender bag marked Marriott are the only clues.
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Fort Morgan
Colo
U.P
Colorado
Enid Marriott
Wiggins
Bijou
Tream
Denver
Miss Marriott
Cold Wave From Alaska Hits Midwestern States
A severe November blizzard followed by a cold wave from Alaska unleashed zero degree temperatures across the North Central States. The Bureau traced the origin near Eagle Alaska at 52 below, sending the cold air through the Mackenzie region into Saskatchewan Manitoba and down to the Dakotas and Minnesota. Officials warned temperatures in Chicago could fall to zero by afternoon and possibly tonight.
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Chicago
U.R
Weath Bureau
North
Great Lakes
Weather Bureau
Eagle
Alaska
Mackenzie River
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
United States
Dakotas
Minnesota
Rob Sorority House Burglary Strikes Alpha Phi in Columbus
A break in at the Alpha Phi Sorority House in Columbus over the weekend led to theft of costume jewelry and clothing valued at 1,000. Twenty one students from State University live there and identified stolen items from several residents including Sarah Louise Gilden New Philadelphia and Elizabeth Jones Jackson.
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Columbus
U.P
Robs
Alpha Phi Sority
State University
Afotine
Sarah Louise Gilgen
New Philadelphia
Josephine A. Vestoria
Lillian Sparnow
Elizabeth Jones
Jackson
Mary Pool
Port Clinton
Athens Messenger Publishes Desserts Booklet with Recipes
The Athens Messenger promotes a dessert booklet featuring plum pudding and fruit recipes. Readers are urged to request a copy by mailing six cents and a stamped return, with the offer advertised through the newspaper’s Washington Information Bureau.
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Athens Messenger
Washington Informa
Winnipeg Tries Lashing No Rule By Cliques
Arthur Brisbane reports on Winnipeg efforts against clique power and calls for a rule that resists factional control. The piece discusses civic action and public response to political maneuvering in the city.
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Winnipeg
Roosevelt Tangled in New York Vice Scandals Debate
Washington politicians argue Governor Roosevelt would be damaged by New York vice scandals if he bore responsibility. They claim he is not to blame and helped uncover the graft, while top officials may evade punishment as a judge’s net catches only small fish. Rockefeller noted for philanthropy and public talk on giving.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New York
Rockefeller’s Gift: End to Reckless Competition
The passage credits John D. Rockefeller with showing that reckless competition is foolish and wasteful. It argues his greatest contribution is demonstrating this principle, beyond financial philanthropy, shaping a more efficient and humane approach to enterprise.
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Rockefeller
Rockefeller Stocks Sell Out Across Small Firms
Rockefeller family holdings in several minor companies have been liquidated, with reports indicating substantial stake reductions across diversified interests though exact figures remain unclear as coverage continues on page four.
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MR. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Thaws Ease Threat to Lake Erie Fishing Netting
Thaws near Sandusky today averted a feared financial blow to commercial fishing after a cold wave threatened to freeze twine nets and catches in western Lake Erie. Fishermen worked through ice floes and began bringing in nets with plans to land all settings by midweek.
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Sandusky
U.P
Lake Erie
Two Die in Kent Area Crash Low Bridge Fall
Thelma Barber, 17, died in Ravenna and Lucille Hergott, 17, died last night after an automobile plunged 309 feet from a B&O bridge railing near Kent. Two injured youths, Lester Remmy 21 and Kenneth Graham, were reported to be recovering.
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Ravenna
U.P
Thelma Barber
Kent
Lucille Hergott
Lester Remmy
Kenneth Graham
Will Rogers Taunts Radio Show On Soviet Broadcast
In Hollywood a Will Rogers spoof mocks Soviet radio by pretending a station called COURT broadcasts Stalin controlled farewells from eight ex-comrades. The piece presents a farewell program aimed to impression Soviet citizens with revolutions always on the winning side.
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Hollywood
Calif
Notre Dame
Russia
C-O-U-R-T
Stalin
Will
Slide Causes Tragic Picnic Debacle Near San Mateo
A massive earth and rock slide at Lobites Glen near San Mateo, California, killed Mrs. Angela Barth of San Mateo and Edwin Henry Morzan of Roseville, a Stanford graduate, and left Miss Mildred Rice of San Mateo critically injured. Three Barth family members escaped.
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San Mateo
Calif
Lobites Glen
Angela Barth
San Mato
Edwin Henry Morzan
Roseville
Stanford University
Mildred Rice
Barth
Death of labor crusader Mother Jones at 100
Mother Jones, famed labor organizer and Irish rebel’s daughter, dies near Silver Spring Maryland at age over 100 after a long life of activism. Tributes pour in from AFL President William Green and other labor leaders praising her endurance and influence. Her body to be buried at Mt Olivet after a church service in Washington.
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Silver Springs
Mother Jones
Maryland
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Mt. Olivet
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Labor
Hocking
Reds Plan March on Capitol Hill
Washington officials prepare for a march by 500 delegates from the National Conference for the Pol section of Foreign Born, an organization tied to openly communist views. Capitol police and sergeants at arms discuss precautions with guards likely to patrol the Capitol amid Congress opening.
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Washington
Warha
Capitol Hill
Congress
Capitol
Drying Up City Sheriff Conducts Seventh Raid
Sheriff Adams Stone staged his seventh raid in Youngstown early today, seizing an underground liquor plant with electrical equipment. In under 48 hours he has conducted seven raids inside the city and two more in the county as part of his bid to dry up Youngstown.
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Youngtown
Youngstown
Dee. 1
U.P
Adams Stone
Stone
Twin Brothers In Fatal Traffic Crash Go Separate Ways
Alford Baldwin 16 rode a horse and was injured when frightened by a car. His twin Clifford Baldwin walked and was killed by a truck two hours later. Both were taken to Huntington Hospital in this incident reported December 1.
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Huntington
L. A
U.P
Alford Baldwin
Clifford
Alford
Huntington Hospital
Mary McCune Wins County Prince of Peace Contest
Mary McCune won the Athens County Prince of Peace Declamation contest with an oration arguing war is a method of settling disputes by killing youth. Pauline Bentley placed second, Evelyth Atkinson third, with McCune set to advance to district competition in December.
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Mary McCune
Athens County
Prince of Peace
Miss McCune
Charles E. Jefferson
New York
Athens Presbyterian Church
Pauline Bentley
Greens Run Christian Church
Columbus
Ohio Council of Churches
Husband of Former Athens Girl Dies in Texas
Louise Cullums of 9 Franklin Avenue learns her son in law Julian Reeves Boyd 75 died November 19 in Fort Worth Texas from sleeping sickness. Boyd, a former Athens County teacher, later taught in Indiana before becoming a dry goods merchant in Texas. His wife Jessie Cullums Boyd died in 1910.
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Louise Cullums
Franklin Avenue
Julian Reeves Boyd
Fort Worth
Texas
J. C. Boyd
Boyd
Jessie F. Cullums
Athens County
Indiana
Former Minister Buck Dies in Louisville
Charles W. Buck a retired attorney and former United States minister to Peru died in Louisville after a long illness. He previously served as a minister in Peru and held legal and public service roles during his career.
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Louisville
Charles W. Buck
United States
Peru
Ohio Faces Severe Cold Wave After Mild Weekend
Columbus reports a new Canadian cold snap will sweep Ohio Tuesday and Wednesday, bringing near zero temperatures. Snow flurries expected in the north, ice forms on slushy streets, travel disrupted, and supply trucks push through to restock urban areas as rivers rise and shipping wilds.
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Columbus
U.R
Ohio
Canada
Cleveland
Toledo
Geauga County
Great Lakes
Chicago
Seal Sale To Start In Athens County
Athens County will begin selling Christmas seal stamps Thursday to fund tuberculosis fight. The supervising committee includes W. W. Ankenbrand as chairman with F. J. Beasley J. H. McClure Alex Root and several officers. Mrs Gard acts as secretary treasurer. Proceeds support a national tuberculosis campaign. Stamps may be purchased from committee members starting Thursday.
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Athens County
W. W. Ankenbrand
Athens City
F. J. Beasley
J. H. McClure
Alex Root
F. W. Cone
W. L. Gard
John Finsterwald
Land near Hadifa Valentine acquired by University of Chicago
The Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago bought land at Armageddon near Hadifa Valentine where the Kings of the Earth met to wage struggle against the Kingdom of God.
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Chicago
Hadifa
Valentine
The
Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago
Hawkins Lied Claim Dropped In Athens Jail Case
Court recessed for one hour as Ernest Hawkins pleads not guilty to conveying escape articles into Athens County Jail. Milworth Sterling, brought from Tennessee on auto theft charges, testified he planned an escape with Hawkins but recanted before the grand jury and again today, denying any deal.
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J. W. Darby
Ernest Hawkins
Athens County
Hawkins
Theountry
Co. H. Porter
William Williams
Peter Barrows
United States
Mashall
Milworth T. Sterling
Tennessee
Athens
Sterling
Williams
Five Rescued as Ammonia Fumes Close Medical Arts Building
A large ammonia tank in the basement released fumes that filled the Medical Arts Building near Union Terminal Tower in Cleveland. One man was overcome and five workers on the tenth floor were trapped before firefighters in gas masks evacuated them.
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Cleveland
U.P
Medical Arts
Union Terminal
Help Santa Claus Deliver Toys to Athens County Children
Athens Salvation Army, Boy Scouts, and The Athens Messenger call for toy donations and repairs to cheer needy county children at Christmas. Adjunct Bernard Stone and volunteers plan to fix broken dolls, sleds, and toys. Girl Scouts will craft doll dresses. Bring toys to the Salvation Army or call 21022 for pickup. refer to The Messenger with names, addresses, and ages of needy kids.
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Athens County
Athens Salvation Army
Boy Scouts
Athens Messenger
Dren
Athens
Salvation Army
Adjjt
Bernard Stone
Santa Claus
Davis Not To Be Admitted
Reports of new expenditures in the Pennsylvania Republican primary trigger a probe that could lead to contesting James J Davis's seat as he presents credentials at the short session. Senator-elect Davis denies knowledge of the extra funds while Gerald P Nye orders an immediate inquiry into alleged unreported spending.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
James J. Davia
Gerald P. Nye
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Harrisburg
Davis-Brown
Nye
Davis
Pets
Davia
Francia
War Veteran Shot in Zanesville Robbery Case
Laurel Davis 86, a World War veteran, remained near death in a hospital after being shot in the limbs and abdomen. Detective Milt Scotts said he found Davis robbing the Charters J Barron Furniture Store in Zanesville.
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Zanesville
Laurel Davis
Milt Scotts
Scotts
Davis
Chartes J. Barron Funiture
Search Is Futile Little Hope Held for Rescue
Havana dispatch reports the third day of the search for Mrs J M Keith Miller the missing Australian flier yields little hope of finding her alive. Mrs Miller vanished Friday during a return solo flight in her monoplane Bullet from Miami to Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and rescue pilots report no new clues.
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Havana
J. M. Keith-Miller
Bandits Rob Cincinnati Street Railway of 26000 in Securities
Three men robbed a Cincinnati Street Railway Co. shop today escaping in a coupe with securities valued around 20000. Police hunt for the trio after the bold afternoon theft in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
U.pr
Cincinnati Street Railway Co
German Freighter Ludwig Shafen Reaches Balboa After Fire
The Ludwig Shafen proceeded under its own power to Balboa Canal Zone Dee 1 after a fire in two holds forced 52 crew members to abandon ship at Cape Mala. The crew later returned to fight the blaze and continued voyage preparations.
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Balboa
Canal Zone
Dee. 1
Ludwig Shafen
Cape Mala
Three Die by Own Hands in Cincinnati Sunday
Three persons took their lives in Cincinnati on Sunday and a fourth failed in an attempted suicide. Despondency was given as the motive in each case.
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Cincinnati
U.P
President At Odds With G O P Over Prohibition Report
President Hoover faces Republican splits as Congress opens a three month session. Wickersham Commission expected to report on prohibition and become a political flashpoint amid power, tax, and farm policy debates. Hoover plans to urge World Court accession and push budget and recess appointments.
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Wickersham Crime Commission
Washington
Cone Great
Hoover
Senate
House
J. Rueben Clark
Mexico
W. N. Doak
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve
Henry P. Mletcher
Tariff Commission
Pennsylvania
Joseph Grundy
Fnally
Auti
Congress
Retiring
Power Commission
Manager Arraigned in Fire at Abowd Theater
Joseph Bowd 40 of Fostoria is in Hancock County Jail awaiting arraignment on arson charges after the Abowd Theater fire the night of November 8. Bowd was the theater manager. Authorities say the theater carried multiple insurance policies totaling 43 000 on structure and contents.
Lisbon Arrests 135 in Abortive Plot Against Government
A group of 135 men were arrested in Lisbon on charges of involvement in a plot against the government. Among those seized was Utra Machado, former minister of finances. Four hundred bombs were uncovered near Lisbon as the country remained quiet.
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Madrid
Lisbon
Utra Machado
Bridge Tourney Opens in Cleveland
The fourth annual bridge tournament of the American Bridge League opened in Cleveland today. Play will continue until Saturday night.
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Cleveland
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